SEO, AEO, GEO, and speed audit for websites and webshops
What you get
Our SEO audit services cover every technical error we find, prioritized by impact, with clear fix recommendations. We combine industry-standard tools (Screaming Frog, Google Search Console, Serpstat, among others) with manual analysis and 28 years of web development experience, so you get findings that matter for your business, not a raw data dump.
The audit is available standalone or combined with our other review packages; see the Software Review page.
Technical SEO coverage
Crawlability and response codes: 3xx redirects, 4xx and 5xx errors, pages blocked by robots.txt, and crawl errors that keep search engines out.
URL structure: non-ASCII characters, underscores and uppercase, and duplicate URLs pointing at the same content.
On-page elements: missing or duplicate page titles, meta descriptions, and H1s, and heading hierarchy problems.
Images and media: oversized files, missing alt text, and optimization opportunities.
Technical implementation: canonical tags and chains, hreflang for multilingual sites, Open Graph tags, structured data, and XML sitemap errors.
Security and content signals: mixed HTTP/HTTPS content, duplicate content, backlink profile, and robots.txt configuration.
AEO and GEO: visibility in AI answers
Search increasingly happens in AI answers, not just result pages. Generative engine optimization is how we assess your content's performance when AI systems such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews answer questions in your market: whether your pages are structured so machines can read, quote, and cite them, whether your structured data supports it, and where competitors are being cited instead of you. The recommendations show what to change so your business appears in the answers your buyers actually read.
Page speed analysis
Speed affects both rankings and conversions. We test your major pages (homepage, category and product pages, conversion forms, and other critical paths) through Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, Pingdom, and WebPageTest, among others, and compile the results into one prioritized set of recommendations across devices.
Analytics and tracking verification
We also verify that your measurement is trustworthy: conversion tracking scripts (Meta Pixel, Hotjar, and similar), Google Analytics configuration and goals, Search Console integration, Google Tag Manager implementation, and Consent Mode for privacy compliance. We verify script firing wherever we have access.
How the audit runs
We scope your concerns and goals first, run the analysis with tools plus manual checks, and deliver the prioritized report, with a follow-up meeting available to walk your team through the findings. The audit runs as a fixed-price task, approved by you before work begins, standalone or inside your Continuous Monthly Development plan. Most audits take one to two weeks from kickoff to report; large sites can take longer, and you get the timeline with the price.
How we use AI
AI-assisted tools help us analyze large sites consistently, and every finding is thoroughly reviewed, tested, and verified by experienced developers before it reaches your report.
Free, no-commitment
Commonly asked questions
How is this different from running free tools myself?
Free tools produce data; the audit produces judgment. We prioritize by actual impact, explain why each issue matters for your business, and tell you exactly how to fix it.
Do you fix what you find?
The audit is diagnosis; implementation is separate. Use your own developers, another agency, or us.
What do you need from us?
Your URL, access to Search Console and Analytics if available, admin credentials where needed, and anything you’ve already noticed. More access means more precisely prioritized findings.
What are AEO and GEO?
Answer Engine Optimization and Generative Engine Optimization: making your content visible and citable when AI systems answer questions, the same way SEO makes it visible in classic search results.
How long does the audit take?
Typically one to two weeks from kickoff to report; large sites can take longer, and you get the timeline together with the fixed price.
Which pages do you test for speed?
Your major pages: homepage, category and product pages, conversion forms, and other critical paths, tested across the standard tools and compiled into one prioritized set of recommendations.